Plus why this can happen sometimes

Sometimes, valid Windows processes can malfunction, resulting in high CPU usage and slower computer performance. Audiodg.exe is one such service.

Created by Windows to manage the system audio, this process is known to often cause problems and take up 100% of the processing resources. Why do such problems occur and how can you deal with them? Find out in this article.

Starting with Windows Vista, audio services were moved to a separate profile, along with many other critical Windows services. This makes it difficult for the user to accidentally close them via Task Manager.